Palazzo Del Giglio
Venice
Plan a gondola ride near the hotel for a classic Venice experience.
Palazzo Del Giglio, a charming 4-star boutique hotel, is centrally located in Venice, offering a sophisticated stay for those looking to immerse themselves in Venetian culture and elegance. Situated just a short distance from St. Mark's Square and the renowned La Fenice Opera House, it provides a convenient base for exploring the city's historic and cultural landmarks.
The hotel's decor exudes timeless charm with original antique pieces and Venetian style evident throughout its interiors. Guests can luxuriate in rooms and suites that provide modern comforts including hydromassage tubs, kitchenettes, and independent heating and cooling systems, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing stay. Select suites offer views over Campo Santa Maria del Giglio, adding to the romantic allure of the property.
Palazzo Del Giglio caters to travelers with refined tastes. It provides a range of amenities including a welcoming breakfast room where a continental breakfast is served. The on-site reading room, stocked with Italian and international newspapers, offers a peaceful retreat for relaxation or trip planning. Additionally, a coffee shop serves espresso to guests seeking a quiet moment after a day of sightseeing.
The hotel's reception staff are recognized for their courteous service and multilingual capabilities, always ready to assist with tourist information, bookings for excursions, and general inquiries. A complimentary entrance ticket to the Venice casino is a unique offering, adding a touch of exclusive entertainment to one's stay.
Whether traveling as a couple, a family, or a solo adventurer, Palazzo Del Giglio provides an inviting atmosphere with all the features necessary for a memorable Venetian visit.
Reviews
Sadly, I would not stay here again. It’s a great location and the rooms are nice, but they are so very hot. They don’t turn the AC on until it’s summer, and today was so very hot. I called to ask for a fan, they told me they didn’t have one, and “click.” 🤷♀️